Termine
27.01.2020
Mit Fallbeispielen
Companies in Germany's electrical industry consider the individual's self-determination of their own data a central basis for the digital economy. We see the requirements for data protection set out in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a competitive advantage in the global competition.
Befund24 has set up a marketplace for the mediation of remote diagnosis services in the health sector. To protect personal data, the platform operates according to the basic principle of "privacy by design and by default" in accordance with Article 25 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The development of the Befund24 marketplace solution is based on the Siemens Healthineers cybersecurity development process, which includes a threat and risk analysis (TRA), the implementation of security standards and security checks. In addition, external penetration tests are carried out regularly. Patient data is always encrypted in the Befund24 cloud. Patients can assert any claims for information against the hospital or the creator of the findings report.
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In future, Bundesdruckerei will offer data trustee services in the healthcare sector (pseudonymisation, authorisation and consent management) as a service via a digital platform. With the help of a trusted third party, personal data and pseudonyms can be managed securely. Only pseudonyms are assigned to the user data. By means of an authorization management the data provider can decide who receives which data for inspection or revoke this authorization.
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Eaton has introduced a uniform, companywide policy for personal data protection. Since the Group operates globally, and there is no robust international legislation on personal data protection, Eaton has introduced a policy that applies to all sites and subsidiaries worldwide and is based on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This is intended to ensure that the personal data of customers and employees worldwide is handled in accordance with the highest security standards currently available.
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Siemens is implementing a uniform data protection solution for MindSphere worldwide, which was developed in accordance with the standards of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). With MindSphere Data Privacy Terms, every customer is offered the conclusion of contractual clauses that give them full control over the content with personal data processed on MindSphere. This includes transparency of all sub-service providers used with access to personal data and audit rights in order to be able to check compliance with contractual promises and data protection requirements. The MindSphere Data Privacy Terms apply worldwide and thus enable compliance with European data protection law as well as local data protection requirements in other jurisdictions.
Further information
https://www.plm.automation.siemens.com/media/global/en/Siemens_MindSphere_Whitepaper_tcm27-9395.pdf